
What are the mean and standard deviation of a probability
This is the Poisson distribution with lamda=14 The mean and variance of the Poisson distribution is lamda So for this problem ... mu=sigma^2=14 Standard Deviation =sqrt (lamda)=sqrt14 …
A red container contains 7 items of which 2 are new and 5
A red container contains 7 items of which 2 are new and 5 are old items. A purple container contains 4 items of which 1 is new and 3 are old items. An item is drawn at random from each …
How do I calculate average atomic mass? - Socratic
The more abundant an isotope is, the more it will contribute to the average atomic mass of the element. color (blue) ("avg. atomic mass" = sum_i "isotope"_i xx "abundance"_i) In the actual …
What is the probability that out of 245 booked reservations that ...
P (x=224) is exactly P (x<=224) is at most p (x=224) close to 0 p (x<=224) close to 1 I suppose given no additional information the probability of a person showing up is 50/50 although I …
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Kids were asked if they have traveled to Euro. 68 kids ... - Socratic
31/48 = 64.583333% = 0.6453333 The first step in solving this problem is figuring out the total amount of kids so you can figure out how many kids went to Europe over how many kids you …
Of the 232 airports available for public use in Themeliville
Of the 232 airports available for public use in Themeliville, 121 are paved and lighted. For a simple random sample of 50, what is the probability that between 27 and 31 of the airports in …
Question #65b3d - Socratic
55/406 Think about one bulb being taken out at a time. Once one has been removed, there will be one less, so the probability for the second bulb changes. For both bulbs to be red we want: …
Question #aa041 - Socratic
This is a counting exercise. P(10)= 1/12 Since the dice (number cubes) each have six sides, there are: 6 * 6 = 36 possible outcomes for rolling two of them together. Which of these add to 10? 6 …